Drug Interactions and Automation Stir Editorial Thoughts
The editorial warns of drug interactions and urges clinicians to ask patients about all medicines. It discusses automation's impact on labor and cognition, noting how machines replace tasks yet require human problem solving. The piece also analyzes mortgage rates, noting FHA and VA lowers from 8.5 to 7.5 percent and potential boosts to housing construction.
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Shenandoah Valley Inc elects H. Armstead Lowry president
H. Armstead Lowry was elected president of Shenandoah Valley Inc at a Staunton meeting, succeeding D. Lathan Mims of Harrisonburg. Winchester ranked among Virginia cities with no traffic deaths in 1960. G P Duane Jr won a $100 Series B savings bond for predicting the presidential winner and the election vote total. Stewart Bell Jr named outstanding young man of the city for 1945 and received the Distinguished Service Award at the Winchester Junior Board of Trade Founders Day Dinner. A new Buffalo pumper fire truck will replace the 26 year old Seagrave at Sarah Zane Fire Company this summer. Middletown Town Council drafted a revised town charter that Delegate E Blackburn Moore will sponsor in the Virginia Legislature.
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Shenandoah Valley Inc
Staunton
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Harrisonburg
Stewart Bell, Jr
Winchester Junior Board of Trade
Seagrave
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Middletown
E. Blackburn Moore
Virginia
Modern religious picture and the couch church vision
Daily Meditation reflects on sermons and books that urge relaxations and peace while the gospel also demands action with righteousness, salvation, and the sword of the spirit. The piece mocks a trend toward couches in churches and encourages focus on a richer, more demanding faith.
Letters to the Editor on war ethics and social issues
Readers discuss My Lai and Viet Cong, military service, and pacifist ideas. Virginia Shifflette Andrews of Norfolk thanks strangers who helped after a car accident. Winchester Chapter leader George Schecter defends conservation stance amid a doe season debate. A quiz page closes with general knowledge prompts.
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Hugh Brent III
Marine Corps
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Route 50
Ada May Hudson
Millwood Pike
George Schecter
Winchester
Isaak Walton League
Winchester - Frederick County
Mind and emotions drive stomach ulcers say Dr Lamb
The brain and emotions influence stomach acid production via the vagus nerve. Pleasant surroundings and meals boost digestive juice while fear or anxiety reduce or stop it. Long term stress causes excess acid. fatty foods slow emptying. Proteins empty faster than fats. stomach churns solids into a semifluid state before releasing to the duodenum.
Winchester Struggles Over Housing Bias and a Black Star Cameraman
A veteran Star staffer laments housing segregation in Winchester as Raymond Blowe Jr. faces losing his job due to race. The piece contrasts community pride and personal dignity with discriminatory housing practices, calling for understanding and equal living rights for Breezy Blone and his family.
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